When the Gods Take to the Streets
Spanning five days, Johor Bahru’s century-old Chingay ritual marks the close of Chinese New Year. Beyond its famous Night Parade, the celebration is rooted...
Living an Illusion: Art in Paradise gallery in Chiang Mai
Art in Paradise, one of the world largest 3D galleries, is a fun and creative experience. Combining art and science, it is the world...
Can Cau Market, or Where to Sell Your Buffalo
At Can Cau Market in northern Vietnam, Flower Hmong and other ethnic communities gather to trade textiles, food and livestock. Brightly coloured clothing fills...
Ten Kilos of Roses, Please
Pak Khlong Talat is the biggest flower market in Bangkok. This bustling and authentic market is a fascinating place to visit, especially for those,...
When Chiang Mai Glows Red
The Thai-Chinese count for at least 15% of the population in Thailand. Although they are well assimilated into the Thai culture, they keep many...
Travel to the Afterlife: A Hmong Funeral in Vietnam
Near Mu Cang Chai in northern Vietnam, a Hmong family prepares the deceased for the journey back to the ancestors. Through spoken instructions, qeej...
Heaven and Hell: Black House in Chiang Rai
The Black House is one of the most unusual, weird and surreal masterpieces in Thailand. If the better-known White Temple gives an image of...
Black and White: White Temple In Chiang Rai
Black & White. Heaven & Hell. Two architectural masterpieces located in Chiang Rai in the northern Thailand. Weird, beautiful, strange, striking, extraordinary - those...
Tofu Before Sunrise
Transforming hard, dried soybeans into soft, versatile tofu is an ingenious process refined over centuries. In a family workshop in Mu Cang Chai, it...